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OHSAA, Ohio and Area HS football

Canton-area high school football breakdowns, predictions for OHSAA playoffs, Round 1

Week 11 of the Ohio high school football season means the start of the OHSAA playoffs, which kick off for Stark County-area teams with 10 games Friday, Oct. 31.

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Ohio High School Football Scores, Stark County results, OHSAA playoff picture

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Ohio high school football state championship predictions for every OHSAA bracket

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Michigan State football's final quest: Win 3 of last 4 to salvage bowl eligibility

All MSU can hinge its hopes on over the final month of the season, starting at Minnesota on Saturday, Nov. 1, is summoning up enough fight to win three of its last four games and eke out a bowl berth...

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Bowling Green vs. Buffalo prediction, pick, odds for Saturday's NCAA football game - 11/1/2025

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College football betting: This Week 10 upset parlay includes Vanderbilt and pays better than 16-1 at BetMGM

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Georgia vs Florida picks, predictions, odds for college football Week 10 game Saturday

Georgia is a 7.5-point favorite over Florida in college football Week 10 odds for the game, according to BetMGM Sportsbook.

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Houston vs. West Virginia prediction, pick, odds for Saturday's NCAA football game - 11/1/2025

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NFL Week 9 predictions, ESPN matchup predictor's picks, win probabilities for this week

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Watch Columbus-area games in Ohio high school football playoffs live on NFHS Network

Several Columbus-area teams are playing in first-round games that fans can live stream on NFHS Network. Scroll down to see the list. Central Ohio schools are in bold. (All games at 7 p.m. Oct. 31) No. 11 Cincinnati Oak Hills (4-6) at No. 6 Liberty Township Lakota East (7-3)

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OHSAA name, image, likeness vote means NIL could be in place for Ohio high school athletes

Ohio High School Athletic Association members will vote on allowing student-athletes to receive name, image, and likeness compensation. If the referendum passes, the OHSAA would regulate NIL for high school athletes, rather than the state government.